Moving from IoT to IIoT with Maker Boards, Linux, and Open-source Software Tools
Talkat Embedded Linux Conference + OpenIoT Summit North America 2017 · on Tuesday, 2017-02-21· at 14:00· Galleria South·
summary
Argues that connecting legacy industrial equipment to cloud services delivers real value: case study retrofits wind turbines with internet-enabled controllers to read spot prices and avoid curtailment fines of ~$10k/day, add predictive maintenance and a turbine profitability report, and boost margins. Uses maker tools (Raspberry Pi ecosystem, Node.js/HTTP APIs) for prototyping and a Raspberry Pi daughter board to control industrial I/O. Cites ~11 million Pis shipped and over 100 million IO modules as the brownfield opportunity.
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chapters (31)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:00IoT Applications
- 3:58Introduction
- 5:18What is an IoT
- 7:03What is a legacy device
- 7:43What are control systems
- 8:54Raspberry Pi
- 10:28The bigger opportunity
- 13:00The fragile grid
- 14:57Too much electricity
- 16:06California Independent Systems Operator
- 16:52Spot Price of Electricity
- 18:44Green Energy
- 21:11IIoT Applications
- 22:19Smart Connected Skills
- 24:06City Infrastructure
- 24:40Manufacturing
- 25:42Challenges
- 28:36Why use a Raspberry Pi
- 29:27Why not use a Raspberry Pi
- 31:10What is the solution
- 32:45How do we do it
- 33:30What you need
- 34:52Raspberry Pi Daughter Card
- 35:28Recap
- 36:50Industrial Specs
- 37:34Consumer vs Industrial
- 39:08Educational Shift
- 40:41Return on Investment
- 43:13API
- 45:40Edge Computing
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